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Employment Course

Course Overview

Students who wish to work after graduating from Japanese language school can choose the Business Japanese Course. This course is designed for students who want to practice business-level Japanese conversation and for those aiming to work at Japanese companies under the residence status of “Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Services” after graduating from Japanese language school.
Depending on the desired employer, students in this class aim for employment at listed Japanese companies or Japanese-affiliated companies.
Key Features of Our Employment Course

  • Licensed as a Registered Support Organization and a paid employment placement business. Works in collaboration with “MEIKO GLOBAL,” which supports the employment and development of foreign talent.

  • Career consultants provide detailed support for each student’s job-hunting activities

Course Features

Collaboration with Group Companies

  • International Human Resource Development Co., Ltd., which operates Waseda EDU Japanese Language School, is licensed as a Registered Support Organization and a paid employment placement business. In addition, while working with group companies engaged in the employment and development of foreign talent, we provide job-hunting support and introductions to companies.

Career Consultation

  • Interviews are conducted by qualified career consultants (nationally certified) and other teachers with strong expertise in career guidance. We closely support each student’s job-hunting activities, including tracking their progress. We also provide job information for companies that match each student’s goals.

Interview Preparation and Guidance for Preparing Various Documents

  • We provide guidance on writing resumes and conduct interview practice tailored to the desired industry, helping students secure job offers from their target companies.

Special Lectures

  • We hold job-offer report sessions by graduates who have found employment, as well as lectures by special guest speakers. We also provide preparation for SPI courses and web-based aptitude tests.

Company Information Sessions and Interview Meetings

  • We invite companies that are actively recruiting foreign talent and hold company information sessions and interview meetings.

Work Experience

  • Students who wish to participate can join short-term work experience programs at Japanese companies. We also introduce part-time jobs based on Japanese language ability and preferred industry.

Curriculum

  • Improving Business Japanese Proficiency

    Business-level Japanese conversation practice

    Honorifics and business Japanese used in the workplace

    Telephone response and email writing skills

    Meeting and presentation techniques

  • Job-Hunting Preparation

    Guidance on writing resumes and CVs

    Interview preparation and business etiquette guidance

    Company research and industry analysis

  • Business-Related Exam Preparation

    Preparation for the BJT Business Japanese Proficiency Test

    Support for various business-related qualification exams

    Learning Japanese business manners

Special Programs

  • Company Information Sessions and Interview Meetings

    Regularly held information sessions and interview meetings with companies actively recruiting foreign talent

  • Work Experience Program

    Students who wish to participate can join short-term work experience programs at Japanese companies

  • Part-time Job Placement

    Introduction to part-time jobs based on Japanese language ability and preferred industry

  • Special Programs

    Experience-sharing sessions by graduates who found employment

    Lectures by special guest speakers

    SPI courses and web-based aptitude test preparation

    Seminars by industry specialists

  • Business-Related Exam Preparation

    BJT Business Japanese Proficiency Test

    Various business-related qualification exams

    Japanese business manners certification

FAQ

  • I’m at the N2 level. Will I be able to keep up?

    If you are at the N2 level, there will be no problem. Before enrollment, we conduct an in-school interview and provide support tailored to each student’s level.

  • Is graduation from a four-year university required?

    Yes. As a requirement for obtaining the residence status of “Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Services,” graduation from a four-year university is required.

  • What kinds of companies can I work for?

    You can seek employment in a wide range of industries, mainly listed companies and major Japanese-affiliated companies, including IT, trading, manufacturing, and finance.

  • How long can I continue job-hunting after graduation?

    With the “Designated Activities” residence status, you can continue job-hunting for up to one year. We will continue to support you during this period as well.

  • Can I have a part-time job?

    Yes. We also introduce part-time jobs based on your Japanese ability and preferred industry. Gaining practical work experience can also be advantageous for your job-hunting.